Twins Rally Past Orioles For Weekend Lead
In Baltimore the Twins beat the Orioles 4-2 as Dave Oliva drove in the tie breaking run and Harmon Killebrew homered. Jim Hardin took the loss for Baltimore while Dean Chance improved to 18-11 for Minnesota. The win moved the Twins into sole possession of first place in the pennant race with Chicago idle.
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Lonborg Caps 19th 3-Hitter as Red Sox Top Yanks
Boston ace Lonborg hurls a three hitter to beat the Yankees 2-1 at Fenway. Petrocelli drives in two with a first inning homer and a sixth inning double, while Tresh belts New York’s lone homer in the seventh. Lonborg improves to 19-7, Stottlemyre loses to 14-12 as Boston gains ground in the standings.
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Reds spoil day for newlywed with three-run triple
In Philadelphia Lee May hit a three-run triple in the sixth, lifting Cincinnati to a 3-1 win over the Phillies. Milt Pappas earned the victory improving to 15-10 as Chris Short, who wed earlier that day, took the loss to fall to 7-9. Short had silenced the Reds with no hits through five, but Cincinnati loaded the bases with singles and a walk before May delivered the deciding blow.
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Longhorn Coach Royal sees improved squad but cautions on depth
Darrell Royal says Texas is improved over last year yet not at 1961 or 1963 championship level. He questions high preseason picks, notes five first year sophomores may start, and cites defense depth concerns. Tailback Chris Gilbert and quarterback Bill Bradley labeled key, with USC game opener set in Los Angeles.
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Clemente Delivers in Pirates 4 2 Win Over Braves
Roberto Clemente doubled in the fifth as Pittsburgh erupted for two runs to take a 4-2 lead. Jerry May added a run scoring double. Tommie Sisk earned the win, while Phil Niekro took the loss after a rough seventh inning.
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Giants Win In 15th On Alou's Clutch Hit
In San Francisco Jesus Alou delivered a two out single in the 15th, his fourth hit, scoring Schroder and giving the Giants a 3-2 win over Houston. San Francisco extended its winning streak to six as Houston dropped its eighth in a row. The game stayed 2-2 through nine innings before the decisive run in the 15th.
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Eckert To Hear Finley A's Dispute Monday
New York AP reports a hearing date set by Baseball Commissioner Eckert to address the Kansas City A's management player dispute. Finley, Marvin Miller, and pitcher Jack Aker are among those named, with tensions stemming from the firing of manager Dark and players Krausse and Harrelson. Luke Appling serves as interim manager as the A's sit last in the AL.
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Allen Not Near Death Says Doctor After Injury
PHILADELPHIA AP One of the surgeons who operated on Phillies third baseman Rich Allen said the slugger was not near death after cutting his hand on a car headlight. Allen, out for the season with two cut tendons and a cut nerve in his right hand, claimed a physician told him he was close to death due to the wound’s proximity to veins and arteries. The doctor, who wished anonymity, questioned Allen’s account and explained a fatal bleed would require longer neglect. Allen, 25, injured his hand August 24 pushing a car and underwent surgery at Temple University Hospital.
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Rookie Kicker Cut By Bears
Chicago Bears cut rookie kicker Bruce Alford after releasing veteran Roger Leclerc. Leclerc’s exit leaves the team with 43 players on the NFL roster as cuts continue.
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Major Leagues Seek Expansion With Four Man Panel
Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert named a four man expansion committee to study the feasibility and merits of expanding to two 12 team leagues. Members include Calvin Griffith Roy Hofheinz Lee MacPhail and Chub Feeney. The AL moved to 10 teams in 1961 and the NL in 1962.
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Cubs and Dodgers end level after 10 innings
The Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers were tied 2 to 2 after 10 innings in Los Angeles last night.
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Binghamton Edges Elmira in Eastern Playoffs
Binghamton wins 3 2 over Elmira to take a 2-1 lead in the best of five series. The victory tightens the playoff race with the next game pivotal for the series outcome.
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Gibson Returns To Whip Mets
In New York, Bob Gibson pitched eight hits and two runs over eight innings as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 9 to 2. Gibson, who left with St. Louis ahead 8 to 2, allowed one walk and struck out four. Larry Jaster finished, with the bullpen earning the win.
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